At The Beehive Project, we know that the journey to adulthood is rarely linear.
We specialise in providing Ofsted and CQC-registered supported living and semi-independent living transition services for young people aged 16-25 in Southampton.
Our holistic pathway adapts to the needs of the young people we support. Using an integrated step-down model designed to prevent any young person from facing the ‘cliff edge of care’ as they move into adulthood, we ensure a seamless transition from clinical environments through to independent living.
Every referral to The Beehive Project is considered on an individual needs basis. A support plan is drawn up for the young person in conjunction with key stake holders such as family members and social workers, alongside a risk assessment for the service user and the provider. This enables suitable accommodation to be defined, and a location within our portfolio to be found.
Our Integrated Step-Down Model for Young Adults
Our four-stage step-down pathway works to meet the evolving needs of young people with complex and high-acuity needs. This enables social workers, commissioning officers and local authorities to make trusted social care referrals and place young people in complex needs transitional care environments matched to their current stability, with plans for progression in place.
Rather than treating our properties as standalone settings, we operate as an integrated ecosystem, allowing for smoother transitions between support levels and focusing on a consistency of care throughout a young person’s journey into adulthood.
